Pad sander backing pad EPM premium 6 mm (E-315-0001) — for abrasive discs

EPM premium backing pad model E-315-0001 is a 6 mm rubber-backed pad designed to hold abrasive discs on pad sanders. The backing pad provides a stable mounting surface that helps transfer sanding and polishing forces evenly across the abrasive, supporting consistent finishing results. It is suitable for use with hook-and-loop discs or with self-adhesive discs depending on the abrasive type and mounting method.

Advantages

The rubber backing delivers flexibility and vibration damping to reduce chatter and improve contact with curved or uneven surfaces. A 6 mm thickness balances support and compliance, enabling effective contour following without compromising abrasive life. The pad's construction ensures a secure hold for compatible discs and contributes to uniform abrasion and polishing performance during workshop and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Finishing and smoothing wood, composites and painted surfaces
• Light to medium metal deburring and polishing
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• General maintenance sanding in workshops and industrial settings

Key specifications

• Backing material: rubber (6 mm thickness)
• Compatible disc attachment: hook-and-loop or self-adhesive discs (depending on disc type)
• Application: sanding, polishing, finishing
• Designed for use with pad sanders in workshop and maintenance environments

How to use

Attach the abrasive disc to the backing pad according to the disc's attachment method: press hook-and-loop discs firmly onto the pad's loop surface or align and press self-adhesive discs onto the rubber backing if adhesive discs are used. Secure the pad to the sander as specified by the sander manufacturer's instructions. Operate the sander at the recommended speed and apply even, moderate pressure to achieve consistent material removal and avoid excessive heat build-up. Replace the backing pad if it shows signs of excessive wear, deformation, or loss of disc retention.

Usage recommendations

Use abrasive discs suitable for the material and grit required for the task; check compatibility between disc type and backing method before starting work. For best results, monitor pad condition and replace when elasticity or disc retention deteriorates. Follow safety guidelines for protective equipment and sander operation in workshop environments.